I have a 3.4 camaro and I have pulled the motor to put a new motor on I pulled the tranny at the same time. I took the old motor and tranny apart and put the used 3.4 and bolted it to the tranny. There was a ring that went on the driveplate and put that in the right spot I believe. There is a quarter inch space between the torque converter and driveplate. At first I thought it was pinched so I jacked up where the tranny and motor meet but that didn't help, and I spun the torque converter to see if it was pinched and that isnt the case. Am I missing a shim in between the driveplate and crank? I was thinking I could use longer bolts but that could sheer.
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